Why Not Today
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| "Why Not Today" | |
|---|---|
| Song by 9th Creation | |
| from the album Reaching For The Top | |
| B-side | "Come Back Home" |
| Recorded | 1977 |
| Length | 4:45 |
| Label | Prelude 71085 |
| Songwriter(s) | B. Scott, P. Medley |
Why Not Today was a hit for R&B, funk band, 9th Creation in 1977. It made it into both the Billboard and Record World charts.
In March 1977, "Why Not Today" by 9th Creation was released on Prelude 71085. Produced by Buddy Scott, the single was 4:45 long.[1] Phil Medley both arranged and conducted the music.[2] It appears on their Reaching for the Top album that was released on Prelude PRL 12146 in October that year.[3][4] Along with "We're Still Together" by Peaches & Herb and the Phyllis Hyman album by Phyllis Hyman, it was a Record World R&B Pick for March 26. Mentioned in the short review was the explosive rhythm and harmony with a potential to race up the chart.[5]